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Dear Auditory List,
We are happy to announce that abstract submission is now open for Conference on Implantable Auditory Prostheses (CIAP 2019)!
The conference will take place 14-19 July 2019, at Granlibakken, Lake Tahoe, CA. To submit an abstract, please go to the conference website (ciaphome.org), and follow the instructions under the “Abstracts” tab. The deadline for submitting an abstract is 15 March, and notification for acceptance will be sent out on 15 April.
For more information, including a smashing preliminary program, please see below. Also, do not forget to check several funding support opportunities (student aid, dependent care support, and Laudanski travel grant) under the tab “Information.” The deadline to apply for these is also 15 March, with the same notification date of 15 April.
We are looking forward to a fun and productive meeting at Lake Tahoe. See you in July!
Best, Deniz Başkent Also on behalf of Karen Gordon, Bob Shannon
------------------------- Prof. dr. D. Başkent Department of Otorhinolaryngology University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) School of Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience University of Groningen (RUG) Tel: +31 (0) 50 3612665 (Ms. J. Breetveld) Web: dbaskent.org
CIAP NOTICES
IMPORTANT DATES
DEADLINES
Abstract instructions and submission site are open now at ciaphome.org Abstract Submission Deadline is March 15.
Applications for student aid, dependent care funds, and Laudanski travel grant are also due by March 15. Instructions are on the website ciaphome.org – links available on the home page and under the “Information” tab.
Registration, Housing, Meals
For CIAP 2019 the registration fee is $50. Fill out the registration form at the “registration” tab and book a room at the Granlibakken website as described below. Granlibakken is an all-inclusive resort so all registrants’ lodging and meals are part of the meeting structure (the food at Granlibakken is excellent and routinely receives much praise from attendees - although there may be some weight gain). Off campus residents who chose not to eat at the conference center will still be charged an off-campus fee for facilities use and for conference support costs (coffee, projector AV, etc). We encourage all attendees to eat meals at Granlibakken to maximize the social opportunities and networking that occur at mealtimes. Once the on-campus rooms are filled, Granlibakken has arranged for overflow rooms at nearby hotels. Shuttle busses will take attendees back and forth from the conference facility to the local hotels on demand. Book early to ensure a room on-campus.
To register for CIAP2019 and reserve a room follow these steps 1. Go to www.Granlibakken.com 2. Click on event/group reservations 3. For group ID or Email use: CIAP19, Password: CIAP19 4. Fill out the reservation form and Granlibakken will send out an email confirmation within 24-48 hrs.
If you have any questions or problems please contact: Maximillian Castellon Group Lodging Manager Ph 530-581-7309 Fax 530-583-7641 maximilliancastellon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Preliminary Program
2019 CIAP Invited Speakers July 14-19, 2019
Optimizing CIs: Personalizing cochlear implants for individual users Aaron Moberly Ohio State University The interactions of bottom-up and top-down information processing during speech recognition by adults with cochlear implants
Theresa Ching Australia National Acoustic Laboratories Kara Schvartz-Leyzac University of Michigan Using a combined animal and human approach to better understand how neural function affects cochlear implant performance Towards objective and automatic individualised fitting through EEG-based measures of speech intelligibility Expanding use of CIs: Use of cochlear implants in new populations with hearing loss Padraig Kitterick (JF) University of Nottingham Sharon Cushing University of Toronto
Enhancing use CIs: Perception of speech, voice, and music Jonathan Simon University of Maryland Towards objective measures of speech perception Etienne Gaudrain University of Groningen Isabelle Peretz University of Montreal
The neurobiology of musical pitch disorders: implications for cochlear implant recipients Laurianne Cabrera University College London
Speech perception under cochlear-implant conditions: effect of age and exposure to a tone language Supporting CIs: Harnessing auditory plasticity for improved auditory function Frank Russo Ryerson University
Benefits of music-based training for supporting speech outcomes in CI users Erin Ingvalson Northwestern University Auditory-cognitive training to optimize post-implant outcomes Virtual reality-based examination of audiovisual speech perception in cochlear implant recipients
Facilitating use of CIs: The role of attention and cognition in central processes of CI listening Jonathan Peelle Washington University Anja Hahn Max Planck Institute Stefanie Kuchinsky University of Maryland
Acoustic, linguistic, and cognitive factors impact effortful listening: Implications for cochlear implant users
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